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PSD2 and SCA
How to ensure SCA compliance
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How to ensure SCA compliance
Determine your approach to implementing SCA.
For your integration to access our
Strong Customer Authentication (SCA)
solution, you must be using
payment sessions
. These are embedded in both
Drop-in payments
and
DigitalRiver.js with elements
.
Use the following flowchart to find your appropriate SCA integration scenario:
Integration scenario
Next steps
I'm using Drop-in payments
You're already using our recommended, out of the box solution for
complying with SCA
. To make sure you're using the tool correctly, review the
Drop-in payments
documentation, and then
build your workflow
.
I'm using payment sessions with elements
You're currently using DigitalRiver.js in a way that gives you access to SCA flow handling. Your next steps involve
building your SCA workflow
.
I need to migrate to payment sessions
In order to access SCA handling and compliance, you'll need to be using
payment sessions
.
Drop-in payments
is the preferred method for performing this migration, but you can also migrate
directly to payment sessions
using DigitalRiver.js. Once you're done with the migration, you'll need to
build your SCA workflow
.
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